Vitalis Ultimate Health Assessment

Free & Total Testosterone: Measures both total testosterone and the free (active) portion available to cells — essential for energy, libido, muscle mass, and overall metabolic health.

SHBG: A protein that binds sex hormones; helps determine how much free, usable testosterone or oestradiol is circulating in the body.

Oestradiol & Progesterone: Key female hormones that regulate fertility, menstrual cycles, and mood balance; imbalances can indicate ovarian or adrenal issues.

LH + FSH: Pituitary hormones that control reproductive function — LH triggers testosterone or ovulation, while FSH supports sperm and egg development.

Prolactin, DHEAS, Cortisol: Prolactin affects fertility and mood; DHEAS reflects adrenal androgen production; cortisol shows how your body responds to stress and regulates energy.

Cortisol, GH & Insulin: Primary hormones controlling stress response, muscle repair, and blood-sugar regulation — critical for metabolism and recovery.

PTH: Parathyroid hormone manages calcium and bone metabolism.

IGF-1, C-Peptide: IGF-1 mirrors growth-hormone activity; C-peptide tracks pancreatic insulin output.

Liver Function + Uric Acid: Assesses how efficiently your liver processes proteins, fats, and toxins; uric acid indicates metabolic load and gout risk.

Kidney Function (EUC): Evaluates electrolytes (sodium, potassium, chloride, bicarbonate) and waste products (urea, creatinine) to assess hydration and kidney filtration.

High-Sensitivity CRP: Detects low-grade inflammation linked to heart disease, recovery, and chronic stress on the body.

Calcium, Magnesium, Phosphate: Key minerals for bone strength, nerve signalling, and muscle contraction; imbalances affect energy and cardiovascular rhythm.

LDH: Muscle enzymes that rise with exercise, injury, or inflammation — indicators of recovery and tissue stress.

Glucose, Lipase/Amylase: Glucose measures blood-sugar control; lipase and amylase evaluate pancreatic and digestive enzyme function.

Lipids with HDL/LDL: Comprehensive cholesterol profile including “good” HDL, “bad” LDL, and triglycerides to assess cardiovascular risk.

HOMA-IR Score: Calculated from fasting glucose and insulin to reveal insulin resistance — an early marker for metabolic syndrome and diabetes risk.

TSH, FT3, FT4: Thyroid hormones that regulate metabolism, weight, temperature, and energy levels.

Iron Studies, Vitamin D: Iron, ferritin, transferrin, and saturation detect anaemia or iron overload; vitamin D supports bone, immune, and hormonal health.

Total/Active Vitamin B12 + Folate: Measures both storage and active forms of B12 plus folate, vital for red-blood-cell production, methylation, and nerve function.

MTHFR with Homocysteine: Checks for genetic variants affecting folate metabolism; elevated homocysteine indicates cardiovascular or neurological risk.

Full Blood Count + ESR: Comprehensive look at red and white blood cells and platelets; ESR highlights underlying inflammation or infection.

HbA1c: Shows average blood-sugar control over the previous 2–3 months — key for assessing diabetes risk.

Zinc, Copper, Selenium, Manganese: Trace minerals crucial for immune defence, thyroid activity, antioxidant balance, and enzyme reactions.

Urine ACR: Measures albumin-to-creatinine ratio to detect early kidney stress or microvascular damage.

Thyroid Antibodies: Detects autoimmune thyroid disease (Hashimoto’s or Graves’), revealing immune-driven inflammation that affects thyroid regulation.

Vitamin B6: Important for amino acid metabolism, neurotransmitter balance, and red blood cell formation — low levels can affect mood, sleep, and focus.

Apolipoprotein B/A1 and Lipoprotein(a): Advanced cholesterol markers — ApoB reflects harmful LDL particle numbers, ApoA1 represents protective HDL, and Lp(a) identifies inherited cardiovascular risk.